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How did the Lord change His usual procedure with foreign nations in relation to Cyrus of Persia?
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In relation to Cyrus of Persia, the Lord changed His usual procedure with foreign nations by calling Cyrus His "anointed" and using him as an instrument to accomplish His purposes. The Lord also allowed Cyrus to release the Jews from their captivity in Babylon and to help them rebuild their temple in Jerusalem.
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Which was the most cause of foreign interested in Persia?
Persia's natural resources.
Which was the most major cause foreign interest in Persia?
Persia's natural resources
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What was most major cause of foreign interest in Persia?
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Which was the most major cause of foreign intrest in persia?
Natural Resources
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